Memorial Day at Eagles Lodge features parade and bonfire
The Fraternal Order of Eagles holds Memorial Day events at Ri fermiew Park starting at noon with a salute and band concert. A horse parade, dancing, a baseball game, and a large fireworks display are planned along with a Ford sedan prize and ongoing attractions throughout the afternoon and evening.
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Order of Eagles
Rifermiew Park
Richnize Bath
Lorain
Sre
U. S
Bard
Ganecing
Aneéd Anwar
Wellington High to Present 5 Teen Play for Graduation
The senior class of Wellington High School will present Booth Tarkington's play 5 Teen on the evening of June 14 at the commencement. Diplomas will be awarded to the class of 55. D Reecord, president of the Board of Education, will present the diplomas.
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Wellington High School
Booth Tarkinston
D. Reecord
Board of Education
Nine permits issued to builders at city hall
An unusually large batch of building permits was issued yesterday. Four permits cover houses while the rest go to repairs, garages, and a storehouse. Names include Leland Richards, George Fers, Louis Good, Ida Wolf, Hygienic Ice and Coal Co., Carl Schmidt, Ed Schuemann, and Faulhajar with various addresses and costs.
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City Hall
Leland Richards
Princeton Avenue
George Fers
Dennison Avenue
Cme
LA Louis Good
Yester Avenue
Ida Wolf
Stanford Avenue
Hygienic Ice and Coal Co
Adams Street
Carl Schmidt
Ed Schuemann
Walnut Street
Faulhajer
Parkview Court
Kumt
North Maple Street
River steamers resume afloat after grounding on Ohio
Two river steamers and the wharf boats were afloat again on the Ohio river after being grounded twelve hours when two government days above here were raised and one below Wednesday night.
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Ohio River
Rev Kirby to Deliver LaGrange High Graduation Address
Reverend Edwin Kirby of First Methodist Elyria will speak at LaGrange High School graduation exercises on Thursday, June third. The 12 graduates include George Woodruff, Board of Education president, who will present diplomas at the ceremony.
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Edwin Kirby
First Methodist Church of
Elyria
Law High School
George Woodruff
Board of Education
City Hall Grapples With Measles Outbreak Doom
City officials fear a measles epidemic after a faulty report about an infection at City Hall. The text describes offices and police resignations and urges the public to seek sunlight to ward off germs.
Grafton Graduation Set With Denison Professor Address
Grafton will graduate nine students on Thursday evening with Professor Williams of Denison University delivering the commencement address. Diplomas will be presented by Guy Finlasson, president of the Board of Education, in the auditorium of the local theater.
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Grafton
Grafton Filch School
Williams
Denison University
Guy Finlasson
Board of Education
Thester
Local defendants fined and a village sued in unusual docket
Three specaers were each fined ten dollars and costs by Justice St. George. George BirKline John Drisvtaly and John Ibanko were among those fined for plain drunk vined. Trank Varney of Columbia township fined for intoxication and found in a ditch by Sheriff Underhill. William Evans was sentenced to six months in Toledo workhouse for non support after pleading guilty. Grafton village sued for five hundred fifty dollars by Findley and Miers over legal services in a railroad dispute. case favored the village in appellate court. Divorce proceedings begun by Edwin Prideuvite against Bernice Frieen tine for cruelty. court seeks injunction against disposition of property. Judgment for 220.90 awarded by Judge Thompson to National Bank of Lorain against Mrs. Wha Vute er alana cognavit rote. Lost white calf reported on road near Birmingham. Estoria police seek information from the public.
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Varney
Columbia Township
S. J. George
Peng
Varr Waa
J. A. Underhill
Tudec BR Thompson
National Bank of Lorain
Vute
Study Links Family Habits To Moral Progress
Dr Graves argues that societal progress hinges on family influences not only by overt vice but by restraint. In Norwood Ohio Leo Breving a 30 year old electrician for the American Laundry Machine Company died instantly after grabbing a 110 volt line. Mussolini imposes court dress rules for future audiences requiring ladies to wear long train toilettes of royal blue velvet with gold embroidery and tassels.
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Tr. Graves
Dr. Graves
Norwood
Leo Breving
A American Laundry Machine Company
Signor Mussolini
Secretary U S Woman's Party Confers With European Leaders
The committee structure outlines flower deliveries and grave decor duties for a cemetery service. The Flower Committee and decorum panels will report duty Monday at eight. Volunteers are asked to deliver flowers to Go ALR hall by 9 o clock and wreaths and bouquets will be arranged. The Decorating Committee will trim flags at Wise Lawn Cemetery Sunday at 1 PM and contact is urged for soldiers' graves not yet adorned.
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Tery
J. F. Diedrich
Howard Veo Arsdale
Parede
Louis Joffmann
Corbett Southam
Pire
Mle Go Alr
Ugen
Committee
Decoratina Y Iuidgelawn
Ams
Weil
Fragmentary misreadings reflect social critique era
The text presents scrambled, partial phrases about social risk and perceptions of morality in modern society. It mentions gender roles, parenting, and trust in science amid a garbled discussion of civilization and age expectations.
NUMBER ORE Committee List and Route Plan
The article lists the General Committee with FP Claxton Smith as chairman and includes members such as Charles Decker Virgil Jasper and George Rabson. It details the parade route from Cheapside to Ridcelawn Cemetery and the return via East Broad and Fass Bridge with multiple commissions and decoration duties assigned to named individuals and groups.
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Cheapside
Court House
FP Claxton Smith
Charles Decker
Southern
E.R. Lelfer
J. H. Pope
Virgil Jasper
George Rabson
Ales
Copas
Walter Schultz
E.R. Leifer
George Wirsehe
Amomolle Commetee Erry Fir Ksar
Wy Mobilesen
A. TD TE Radoalph
Hessel W. Thomo Oi Charge
Aiymorail Dev Decoraior
Padadiwn den- Maton
Sehamoar
Howett Bron Es Refeani Cearies Dech
George H Ave i
Harold Iren
BR Ssaens
JL MW. Pope
Franer Dom Howlett
St Mere
S de Foo
Franny Hissin
George Reonron
la Porte
Tere
Ridse
Oita Caspean
Evie Chapman
Walter Bar
Wm Weblber
Clastan Snir
nGrew Malimoncar
Walter Malanow
Cleveland Markets and Livestock Prices Report
Market notes from Cleveland and Toledo detailing produce prices, vegetable and potato listings, cattle receipts and ranges for veal calves, hogs and sheep. Includes lambs, wethers, cows, mixed stock, and hogs with price bands, and a brief line on an artist JT. Wenonah.
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Cleveland
Compmen Cass
Farr
Toledo LY
Rover
Sheen and Lambs
World Eucharistic Congress to Draw Catholic Faithful
Chicago is set to host the international Eucharistic congress as more than a million Catholics from around the world are expected. The event highlights Catholic doctrine on the Blessed Sacrament and aims to unite representatives in devotion and adoration of Christ in the Eucharist.
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Chicago
Crica
United States
China
Church of
Christ
Jesus Christ
Galilee
Calvars
Walth
Christanny
Lille
Jan
Wea
Mary Martha Tamisier
Themeesses
Lill- Meer
Gaston de Sezur
Deo Seuur
Ceak
Montreal
UAL
Cspin
Underhill Files for Sheriff Nomination
L O Underhill announces candidacy for sheriff as Republican with the board of elections. Residence listed as 114 Bell Avenue.
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L.O. Underhill
Jean O. Underhill
Board of Elections
Crye
Bell Avenue
Noted murder case and academic league shakeup reported
In Columbus a 25 year old former boxer Joseph Kresge is arraigned for first degree murder in his newborn son’s death and faces trial on July 7. His mother in law, Mrs Kresge, is also to be charged upon her release from hospital. In Ohio university sports news a unanimous Buckeye Athletic Association withdrawal is announced by six schools amid a broader conference dispute.
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Columbus
Mar
Joseph Kresge
Kreszé
University Hospital
Kresge
Mao
Columbus. O
Ohio Athletic Conference
Representacies
University of Cincinona Ohio Wesletan
Ohio University
Miams
Wittenders
Denison
Buckeye Athlone Association
Pendins
Meiting
Boyd Chambers
University of Cincinnati
Buches Athlone Association
Ohio Conference Oficials
Buchese
Maye's Remedy Advertises Stomach Health Cure
An old advertisement claims Maye's remedy relieves chronic stomach symptoms and colic, asserting it removes excess mucus and intestinal ailments. It emphasizes ease of use and availability at druggists, urging readers to try the product.
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Maye
Columbia High To Graduate Class of Six
A class of six will be graduated by Columbia High School during the commencement exercises. The program will be held Thursday in the Town Hall. Diplomas will be presented by Homer Bartter of the Board of Education. No speaker has been selected yet by the class.
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Columbia
Columia High School Wien
Homer Bartter
Gent
Board of Educat
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